Gas & Liquid Sampling Valve Supplies
Gas and liquid sampling valves are most frequently used to sample gases or liquids in constantly flowing streams such as those in chemical reactors, chemical transfer lines, natural gas processing, and fermenters.
Sampling valves can also be used to enable multidimensional GC techniques such as backflush, Deans switching, or 2D-GC (GC x GC). However, for nonvalve injections (like those made by a typical liquid autosampler), use of capillary flow technology (CFT) is more straightforward.
For more challenging valve applications, such as natural gas or transformer oil gas analysis, Agilent offers preconfigured analyzers for optimizing your GC system. Find out more here, or review Agilent’s Analyzer Solutions Guide for the energy and chemical industry.
Sampling valves can also be used to enable multidimensional GC techniques such as backflush, Deans switching, or 2D-GC (GC x GC). However, for nonvalve injections (like those made by a typical liquid autosampler), use of capillary flow technology (CFT) is more straightforward.
For more challenging valve applications, such as natural gas or transformer oil gas analysis, Agilent offers preconfigured analyzers for optimizing your GC system. Find out more here, or review Agilent’s Analyzer Solutions Guide for the energy and chemical industry.
Product Details
Features
- Gas sampling valves are available in Hastelloy C, a robust metal alloy ideal for corrosive or polar analytes, or in Nitrionic 60 stainless steel, which is the standard choice for most general applications.
- Gas sampling valves are available as 4, 6, 10, or 14 port valves.
- Sample loops for gas sampling valves are available from 25.0 µL to 10 mL.
- General purpose liquid sampling valves are stainless steel, and available with 0.2 μL, 0.5 μL, or 1 μL
